Vipre AV at Tom's Hardware

"The folks over at GFI Software gave us a big pile of codes for their awesome VIPRE Antivirus software to give out to you, our faithful Tom’s Hardware readers. All you have to do is head over and “Like” Tom’s Hardware on Facebook for the coupon code that you can then redeem for a full version of the VIPRE Antivirus software. "

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Got mine.

 

Grrrreat! Got mine too, thanks very much for posting.

 

Nice post. Free is good. Didn't vipre used to have a HIPS or BB option in the settings?

 

I don't like anybody. ... On Facebook.

 

I dont...even use Facebook.

 

I don't even care about Facebook.
But I like VIPRE.

 

Face book sucks Viper doesn't

 

Vipre is great. I run it on a couple of servers and have never had an issue with them. I doubt a lot of folks on here spend much time on Facebook though. You won't find me there.

 

Be aware, though, that this key is for Vipre Antivirus Home, not Vipre Antivirus Home *Premium*, so the free version you receive will not include a firewall. Found this out the hard way, by not reading closely enough. But hey, it's still a good product and it's free, as long as you're aware of what you're getting.

 

Well, too bad it requires Facebook/similar.

I could give it a try and see if any relative would like the way it works. Well.. so long...

Facebook is not my kind of thing.

 

Still waiting for confirmation...

 

Since these type of Facebook giveaways are becoming quite common nowadays,I just created an account using a dormant e-mail address to make use of them,it's not like you actually need to use it for any other purpose.

 

I remember VIPRE having some conflicts with certain other security programs. Does anyone remember which ones so we can avoid the blue screen of delay?

 

Why don't you start by telling people what your using? It might help.

 

Could someone fetch me a license?

 

does it conflict w/ malwarebytes pro? even with exclusions?

 

I just received my license key.

However, it is no good for me to use since it is time limited, i.e. good until > "Your registration key is good for one PC and is valid until August 31, 2012".

My existing Vipre license is current until 2013.

P.S. I had hoped to extend my existing license, but it seems it is not possible.

 

great offer , thx for sharing with us

 

A friend was asking, so I don't have that info now. I thought there were some conflicts with popular programs ( a few) that had been discussed in this forum in the past.

 

This may be a dumb question- but did Sunbelt/GFI incorporate the ability to use the ClearCloud DNS with the VIPRE products? Or is ClearCloud completely finished?

 

ClearCloud is finished. https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=300572&highlight=ClearCloud DNs

 

I've had Vipre home on 2 notebooks running XP for 6 months now without any conflict.

 

Hey, thanks for the nice giveaway of vipre

It is very light and playing good with Bufferzone Pro.

off topic : I can not find option in Active Protection tab in their latest version . It had option to deal with unknown Program (Like behaviour blocker)

Thanks,
HP

 

All gone now;

 

As other posters have noted, CC is finished, but VIPRE Premium's Bad Site Blocking (web filtering) and ClearCloud (when it existed) used the same block list.

And even though GFI Software Beta Coordinator Lana Decker states, in the CC discontinuation notice that, "While we have many loyal ClearCloud DNS users, we have found that most customers prefer the more robust web filtering solution available as a feature in our VIPRE Premium product", NickHSunbelt has commented here on Wilders that, "there are actually some benefits to ClearCloud over Web Filtering. VIPRE's Web filtering only monitors traffic over port 80 (although we plan to make this configurable in future releases). ClearCloud would block bad sites no matter what port is used. Additionally, ClearCloud is updated instantly as new bad sites are added to our block list, while Web Filtering in VIPRE needs to be updated through definitions so updates to it's block list usually occur only every hour or two".

So it sounds like VIPRE discontinued a beneficial service.

FWIW